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Inside the News Opinion 1 ■ Editorial • Weisbrod goes to the movies 2 Atlanta wins game. CampiiS • University summer fees are increasing 4 Takes 3-1 lead. City • Local organizations help needy children 5 Page 7 State • Ross Perot is coming to Ohio 7 NEWS

Thursday, October 26, 1995 Bowling Green, Ohio Volume 82, Issue 36

Groups Spirit! Local officials work on receive federal pond grant funding project Jim Barker Year and will expand to provide The BC News roughly $300 million over each of the coming five years. Jennifer Schab Local officials who deal with Some of the money will be used The BC News the prevention and treatment of for the improvement of law en- domestic violence are getting The Resident Student Associa- forcement training programs, some help from the federal which teach law enforcement tion, the Physical Plant and Uni- government, due to increasing versity Operations are working officers how to deal with domes- public awareness of the issue. tic violence situations. to improve Peregrine Pond, lo- Much of the new attention to cated between Harshman and Other funds will go towards the domestic violence and sexual as- operation of battered womens' Krelscher Quadrangles. sault has been brought to bear by According to Art Mabrey, shelters and to sexual assault the Violence Against Women act, survivor programs. president of RSA, the pond is not Kelly RlgofThc BG Newi a comprehensive federal grant only visually unappealing but It Violence prevention programs A resident on Lehman Avenue gets into the Clevleand Indian spirit as well as Halloween. The endorsed by the National Organi- will also benefit from the grant, is eroding around the sidewalks, pumpkins were displayed on the front porch of the house. zation for Women and passed by making them unstable and dan- receiving about $100 million over Congress in 1994. the next six years. Part of the gerous. The Violence Against Women RSA voted unanimously on Oct. grant funds will be used to im- Act is a comprehensive grant prove safety conditions in the na- 4 to pass a bill to request im- constructed through the collabo- provements on the pond, and sent tion's public transportation rative efforts of the National Or- systems, with rape crisis and it to Bob Martin, vice president Clevelanders support ganization for Women, the NOW domestic violence centers also of Operations, Mabrey said. Legal Defense and Education "Some of the people who live in receiving grant fund infusions. Fund, and other women's support Every year in America, an es- Kreischer and Harshman have organizations. timated 572,000 domestic assault complained about the pond, and The grant promises to provide RSA wanted to try to take care of professional teams $62.5 million for the 1995 Fiscal See VIOLENCE, page five. it," Mabrey said. There are three choices for the Darla Wamock much of the renewed Cleveland game in the World Series. pond, according to Martin. The BC News spirit comes from the fact that According to Semenovich, Martin said the pond can be the Tribe has come back after so Cleveland spirit has begun to Train hits school filled up with water from the As the Cleveland Indians con- many years of defeat. spread as the Indians continue hydrant when needed and then be tinue to advance in the World Se- "The Tribe is doing so well this further into the playoffs. left for the remainder of the ries, people are jumping on the year ... everybody is pumped for Kinley said the the new addi- year, it can be filled in and con- bandwagon of a winning team. it," Semenovich said. "But they tions and attractions to the city bus, leaves 5 dead verted into some other recrea- Shelly Semenovich, a sopho- have always been supported." may help the outlook of the tional space; or it can be ade- more Spanish education major, Dave Kinley, a freshman tele- Browns, Indians and Cavs in the Sarah Nordgren had been stopped behind the bus quately redesigned with lands- said she believes that fair weath- communications major, agrees eyes ot sports fans. The Associated Press and saw the approaching train. caping and a water source. er fans can hold back a team, but Cleveland has been supported, "The city of Cleveland has "We started screaming, 'Go! Go!" "The problem is that some- that most of Cleveland is suppor- but he believes that they have gone through a lot of bad times," FOX RIVER GROVE, 111. - A " he said. "It was over in a matter thing needs to be done to raise tive to the Indians. always seemed to carry a bad Kinley said. "But with the brand commuter train ripped apart a of seconds." the money," Martin said. "I'm es- "I think that the coolest thing reputation. new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, school bus stopped on the tracks Homola said the bus driver timating it will cost about $25,000 about Cleveland sports is that no "Cleveland teams always seem Jacob's Field, Gund Arena and Wednesday as youngsters in the "was in hysterics" afterward. to $50,000 to redesign the pond." matter how bad the Cavs, Browns as if they are just one step the best team in baseball, the city back rushed forward in terror at The driver, Patricia Caten- Martin said he gave the bill or Indians do, there are always away," Kinley said. "This time is on the rise." the sight of 620 tons of steel bear- camp, was taken to a hospital for back to the RSA and the organi- die-hard Cleveland fans," she we're gonna win." He thinks that although the ing down on them. Five students evaluation. zation will have to discuss ways said. That optimism is shared by teams are taken seriously now, it were killed and about 30 injured. She was filling in for the regu- A native of the Cleveland area, many fans and followers as the has taken a long time to get that Some witnesses said the bus lar driver on the route, students See POND, page five. Semenovich said she thinks Indians head into their fifth far. was trying to cross the tracks said. The secretary of state's of- about 7:20 am. when it got fice said the 54-year-old woman caught at a red light behind a car had been licensed to drive a and couldn't make it all the way school bus since 1987 and had a Professor Bill across. But others said there was flawless driving record. no car ahead and the driver could Hours after the accident, the have moved forward. body of the bus lay about 10 feet "You could see the terror in from the wheels and chassis, the their eyes," witness Coreen Ba- steering wheel jutting in the air. chinsky said. "You could hear the Red plastic sheets were draped metal, the glass flying, the over some of the wreckage. screams. It was very, very A nurse who helped out at the scary." scene, Helen Getchell, said she The bus was taking the young- suctioned out the throat of one in- sters to 1,400-student Cary- jured boy with a turkey baster Grove High School in Cary, 111. obtained from a convenience The Chicago-bound express train store nearby. was traveling between 50 and 60 "He died In my arms," she said, mph and sheared the body of the adding that she hoped the boy's bus off the chassis, spinning it mother would know "he didn't around 180 degrees. die by himself." "From then on out, all you "There were kids laying on the heard was screaming," said An- ground on the driver's side of the drea Arens, 19, who was waiting bus," said another witness, for another train in this bedroom James Orlandino. "It looked like community nearly 40 miles they had been thrown out." northwest of Chicago, in a fast- School officials could not say growing commuter corridor at exactly how many people were the edge of the city's suburban aboard the bus. sprawl. The crossing was guarded by a Four students were pro- gate, bells, flashing lights and nounced dead at the scene and signs, but there was little space one died at a hospital. Eleven between the stoplight and the were hospitalized Wednesday tracks, said Chris Knapton, a night, six in critical condition. spokesman for Met ra, the agency Taben Johanson, a 15-year-old that operates Chicago's suburban who was sitting In his usual third- commuter trains. row seat on the bus, said the gate "It's the kind of a crossing that came down on the back of the bus railroaders hate," he said. and there was a car in front. Mark Davis, a spokesman for Then he looked up and saw the Union-Pacific, which employs train bearing down on them. the train crew, said the engineer "I basically figured it out when tried desperately to stop the Dwif M i II i/Thc AlMcllled PIT n all the kids were running for- train. "He slowed down. Then he President Clinton points to a chart during a news conference In The President announced the federal budget deficit declined to ward, screaming," he said. applied the emergency brake, the White House briefing room Wednesday to discuss the budget. $164 billion In the fiscal year that ended in September. Jim Homola, a carpenter driv- then he got on the horn," Dovis ing his children to school, said he said.

I T ion The BG News Page two Thursday, October 26, 1995 The BG News Society needs a real hero "Celebrating 75 years of Excellence" Well, Halloween is upon us into a frenzy as Michael Myers ked and slaughtered by the head as I watched the audience of again, and this Halloween season attacked his victim. masked monster as the crowd "Halloween" talk about how I got to do something that I ha- Now maybe I'm Just weird or cheered for more, sometimes ac- "awesome" Michael's killings Leah Barnum Jim Vickers ven't had a chance to do in years: something, but I've never really tually giving a standing ovation were. I got to see a new installment in to Michael's methods of slaugh- editor-in-chief managing editor the "Halloween" movie series. ter. Last time I checked, there was I doubt any of you can imagine I did the best I could to enjoy nothing "awesome" about mur- Dawn Keller Larry Hannan my Joy as I anxiously strolled the movie even with the hooting dering people. into the movie theater to view the and hollering, but when I left the I know that sounds kind of ob- news editor assistant managing editor sixth installment of the series movie theater I couldn't help but vious, but look at today's modern- (especailly considering the tota- feel a little empty. The "Hal- day heroes. When our generation Aaron Gray Robin Coe lly kick-ass cliffhanger ending of loween" series has always been was young we looked up to people city editor editorial editor part five), and within minutes the one of the coolest run of horror like Hulk Hogan, Dan Marino and lights dimmed as the previews movies ever made (with the ex- Mr. T., but now that we've "ma- began. ception of "Halloween III"), and tured" we instead sing the Oh, the ecstacy I experienced it kind of disgusted me to see the praises of Kurt Kobain, Charles as I greedily scooped handful crowd cheering and rooting for a Manson and (>.,! Simpson. after handful of butter-flavored- ruthless psychopath. animal-lard-coated sodium puffs As some of you who were here I mean, how come you hip Gen- ] (aka: movie popcorn) out of its this summer might remember, I eration Xers haven't iconized Al Student input co1iseum - sIzed , non- did a two-column series on the Capone the same way you have biodegradable container. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Mr. Manson with t-shirts and the For that brief series of for The News. As part of my like? minutes, life was good. research for the columns I went Capone was responsible for' matters in BG The movie started on a massive to go see "Mighty Morphin many more murders than high note, with Michael Myers Power Rangers: The Movie." Al- Charles. Hell, at least Capone had Hooray to those who let their voices be heard! (the series' unstoppable pychc- though the film bored me to the guts to kill some of his vic- We have recently seen that input from citizens path) getting airtime (kill-time) considered cliche horror movie tears, literally, I got to observe tims himself rather than just tell- within the first few minutes of killers heroes. something that was actually ing other people to do it. can make the city a much nicer and safer place. People And what's next kiddies, an of- who rallied for safer railroad crossings did not go un- the film, but it wasn't screams of But as I sat there in the movie quite terrifying. terror which jilted my ears as theater, the yellow popcorn All of the young children who fical Hitler Death Camp Playset? heard. Michael Myers began to chase grease hardening on my shock- saw the movie left the theater Aaron Weisbrod is the Thurs- The Frazee railroad crossing, which has posed a dan- his hapless victim, but rather ... ladden face, I watched the crowd chopping and kicking each other day columnist for The News. ; ger to drivers in the past, has qualified for 100 percent cheering? go absolutely ballistic as the kill- in a fashion identical to the Send s t u ff to a at - federal funding to improve safety. Flashing lights and I sat there stunned as I ing spree continued. Power Rangers. This image all [email protected] or 210 West '. roadway gates will soon be installed there. watched the crowd literally go Victim after victim was stal- too hauntingly popped into my Hall. The News believes that it cannot happen soon enough - anyone who has been at this University for any length of time knows the events of the past few years have in- cluded several unneccessary deaths in regard to the View Point railroad tracks. It may be too much to hope that all acci- dents involving trains will now cease to occur, but if the crossings prevent just one death they will be worth it. I Although the additions will not prevent all accidents, it Democrat & will warn drivers of oncoming trains and reduce need- less fatalities. The ralliers are indeed lifesavers (of a sort). We, as students, need to voice our opinions to city Council when we feel something needs to be done. Republican Too often we sit on the backburner when it comes to i city issues. We express our dissatisfaction, but never take an active effort to make a change. The city still has many other problems which need to Parties debate financial aid be dealt with. We still have unsafe railroad crossings where too many people have lost their lives. Shane Ostrowskl savings over seven years is de- secondary education have fallen vice. And while we at The News realize the city currently College Republicans rived by reducing the quarantee steadily. President Clinton's plan will agency reimbursement rate and Despite the growing impor- maintain the Stafford Loan pro- does not have the funds to change all the dangerous I am personally appalled at increasing the origination fee tance of a college education, the gram at current funding levels. areas - we still feel students need to speak out in order President Clinton's willingness to paid by lenders ($5 billion), and Republicans in Congress have As a result, students' college to make a difference. face college students and the by eliminating the costly Direct proposed a budget that will make costs will not rise to the extent City government, being a bureaucracy, is always in cameras and misrepresent the Loan program ($1.5 billion). it more difficult for students to that they would under the Repub- danger of being ineffecient, even when the officials run- details of the Republican plan to obtain a college education. Re- lican plan. ning it are dedicated. In order to avoid this ineffeciency, balance the budget and save this publican cuts to student aid will President Clinton's plan will students and area residents need to speak out on what country for our young people and "What some have raise the cost of student loans by increase the maximum Pell direction they think the city should go. future generations. I am further $10 billion aver the next seven Grant award by 12 percent to distressed by some student dubbed the 'Big Lie years, increasing the cost of a $2,620. By 2002, 960,000 more In the meantime, The News hopes students will exer-1 leaders who have fallen for the on Campus,' the college education . by nearly students will be able to access . old scare tactics of the Demo- Clinton Democrats' $3,100 for undergraduate stu- the Pell Grant program. \ cise safety when crossing these danger areas. Hopeful- crats without looking at all the dents and $9,400 for graduate. The president's budget will . ly, the government will soon realize we must minimize facts of the Republican plan. disinformation ' students. ; • expand Direct- Lending. Direct J the dangers at all railroad crossings so friends and fami- What some have dubbed the campaign is nothing The Republicans in Congress Lending will not only make col- • lies do not have to agonize over the death of loved ones "Big Lie on Campus," the Clinton plan to freeze Pell Grant funding lege loans, less expensive and . killed needlessly. Democrats' disinformation cam- more than a thinly . wjthout adjusting for inflation. more convenient, - but will also The voices of the students can be a strong force in this' paign is nothing more than a veiled attempt to As a result of this, freeze in fund- save more than $6.8 billion by city. We must remember that we are not just students thinly veiled attempt to disguise ing, four "million students' Pell eliminating a layer of unneces- disguise their Grants will be cut by 4250. An- sary bureaucracy. here, but we are also residents for most of our four or their ill-conceived government other 360,000 students will be takeover of private student lend- five years of college. We can make those years memora- ill-conceived denied Pell Grants if the Repub- ing and aid. I am going to set the Finally, the president has pro- lican budget is enacted. ble and our home livable by making an impact. record straight. Let us look at the government takeover posed a higher education tax Additionally, the Republicans facts of what the Republican plan of private student credit, providing middle class will do: propose to limit participation in families with children in college Copyright O 1995 by The BG News. Reprinting of any material lending and aid." ■ Direct Lending, a program which ■ Increase the number of stu- with tax deductions of up to in this publication without permisssion of The BG News is strictly eliminates unnecessary bureau- dent loans issued from 6.6 million Shane Ostrowski $10,000. prohibited. this year to 7.1 million next year. cracy and makes it more conven- The BG News is an independent student voice founded in 1920 College Republicans ient for students to obtain loans, ■ Increase the volume of loans The Republicans would have and if published daily during the academic year and Wednesday's in by 50 percent over the next seven and shut down Ame'ricorps, you believe that their massive which allows students to pay for the summer. years from $24 billion to $36 bil- Some $.3.5 billion in savings cuts.in student aid are necessary Opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of the comes from allowing Interest to their education through national to balance the budget, but in real- lion. service. student body, faculty or University administration. Opinions ■ Increase the maximum Pell accrue during the six-month ity they are necessary to cut ■ expressed in columns, cartoons and letters are not necessarily those Grant to $2,440 - the highest grace period. Clinton's own Bud- taxes on the wealthiest 1 percent ofTheBGNews. amount ever. get Director, Alice Rlvlin, actual- of Americans and provide the Letters intended for publication must be 200-300 words long, ■ Other programs are fully ly recommended to eliminate the "Republican cuts to Department of Defense with funded at their current level: in-school interest subsidy which more money than it requested. typed and include the writers name, phone number and University student aid will raise Do you think it's fair that you affiliation, if any. The BG News reserves the right to edit any and Supplemental Education Oppor- the Republicans have promised tunity Grants (SEOG) $583 mil- they will not do. - ; the.cost of student should have to pay for a tax cut all letters. lion; College Work Study Pro- We must remember that a bal- for the rich and defense spending The BG News encourages its readers to notify the paper of any loans by $10 billion gram $617 million; TRIO pro- anced budget will result in lower- which even the Pentagon has errors in stories or photograph subscriptions. deemed unnecessary? Well, grams, which benefit minorities ing all interest rates by at least 2 over the next seven percent ~ lower car payments, President Clinton doesn't think and disadvantaged students, $463 years, increasing the so either. ' • . million: and historically black lower credit card payments, and cost of a college The BG News Staff undergraduate and graduate col- yes, lower student loan pay- lege programs $130 million. ments. The bottom line is this: education by nearly photography editor Kelly Rigo In addlton to the above facts, Republicans believe the single most important issue facing $3,100for Corrections co-sports editor Scott Brown Republicans are critical of the President's takeover of the stu- young Americans is the skyrock- undergraduate co-sports editor Patrick Murphy dent loan program with the eting national debt that threatens assistant sports editor Christian Pelusi students and $9,400 Heather Wyant was in- Direct Student Loan program. the future of our country. We be- correctly identified as a Joe Boyle assistant city editor This new program, according to lieve that balancing the federal for graduate Native American student in graphics editor RocheUe Slosser the Congressional Budget Of nee, budget may well be the single students." the Oct. 25 issue of The Weekend Reality editor Melissa Lipowski will cost us $1.5 billion in imple- best thing we can do for us and News. Weekend Reality assistant editor Aaron Epple mentation and administration our children, and we are proud of Jason Sonenshein copy chief Kristin Siadum during the next seven "ears. That the fact that we are getting the . College Democrats AnnaWahrman increased funding could squeeze job done. In "Alumni offer experi- assistant copy chief ence" on page 4 of Wednes- special projects editor Amy Johnson out vital funding for student aid If the Republican proposal for day's edition ofThe News, Jim Barker grant programs, such as Pell Jason Sonsnsheio - assistant special projects editor Grants and SEOGs. College Democrats ' , student aid.'is enacted, 239,300 the Undergraduate Alumni 204 West Hall Republican lawmakers in Ohio students will see' their col- Association was incorrectly Washington are working to min- In today's economy, a college lege costs rise,' another 15,400 called .'the University Bowling Green State University imize Impact on students while education is increasingly Unpor- students will be denied Pell Alumni Association. The Bowling Green, OH 43403-0726 balancing the budget. More than taut. Over the past 15 years, .Grants, and 1,650 students will be News regrets the error. bgnews 0bgnet.bgiu.edu 60 percent of the $10 billion in earnings for those with no post- .'denied access to National Ser-

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Quebec's Crees vote to flatable boats and flood the Al- French commandos tair's engine room. stay in Canada strike back at Green- Commandos, armed with axes MONTREAL- Challenging and throwing tear gas, stormed Quebec's separatists, the Cree peace blockade the vessel and forced the Green- Indians, who claim the northern BRINDISI, Italy - French peace crew to abandon ship. Computer seminars half of the province, announced commandos fired tear gas and Wednesday they had voted over- stormed aboard a Greenpeace The Alt a ir was commanded by offered whelmingly to remain part of ship Wednesday after anti- English captain Dave Enever, Over the course of this Canada if Quebec secedes. nuclear activists tried to prevent who was in charge of the group's semester, the University "The message is clear - we a French warship from leaving flagship Rainbow Warrior during will offer free one-day wont go," said Matthew Coon this southern Adriatic port. protests in July in the Pacific. computer seminars to stu- Come, grand chief of the 12,000 Greenpeace's 850-ton A It air en- French commandos started the • mi ttcuwwiMt, dents. Two seminars are Crees, who released results of tered the harbor alongside four engines of the abandoned ship, HL B^El E3G3aO ^/l scheduled for Oct. 27. Tuesday's referendum showing inflatable vessels to try to keep sending it crashing against the -OH n» »w» »uv r-sremu ny*ms ™» a umr •taojor ooor From 10 am. to noon, that 96 percent of those voting the 4,300-ton destroyer Duplelx docks repeatedly and damaging there will be a seminar on opted for Canada. in port. its rudder, Greenpeace said. the World Wide Web In 115 He spoke at a news conference Activists painted "stop nuclear can troops in Japan still threatens Under the agreement approved Olscamp Hall. It will in- in Montreal, six days ahead of a tests" on the side of the destroyer U.S. promises to hand to overshadow a meeting next Tuesday by Ambassador Walter clude a presentation about province-wide referendum in and four activists chained them- month between President Clinton Mondale, the United States will using Netscape to browse which S million Quebec voters selves to the moorings of the Du- over suspects quickly and Prime Minister Tomlichi consider handing over suspects the World Wide Web, in- will decide whether to break plelx, which was in port for TOKYO -US. officials, trying Murayama, who is under pres- before charges are filed in seri- cluding net searching, away from Canada. Polls show NATO exercises. to ease public anger at U.S. bases, sure to reduce the military pres- bookmarks and net direc- ous cases such as rape or murder. the separatists with a narrow Greenpeace has led protests promised Wednesday to allow ence. "This agreement will strength- tories. Students can show lead. against France after it decided to quicker transfers to Japanese After the three Americans up for the seminar without en even further cooperation be- The Crees reported a 77 per- resume nuclear testing in the police of military suspects such were accused last month, Okin- tween U.S. and Japanese au- registering. cent turnout of eligible voters South Pacific last month. as three American servicemen a wans were outraged that they thorities," Mondale said in a From 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., across their vast, sparsely popu- Sailors from the Dupleix used accused of raping a schoolgirl. didn't have to be handed over un- statement released by the emba- there will be a seminar In lated land, with 4,849 rejecting water cannons to swamp the In- The issue of the 44,000 Ameri- til they were formally charged. ssy. 207 Olscamp Hall. This Quebec secession and 183 voting seminar will be a basic in- for It. troduction to worksheets "We have spoken as unani- using Microsoft Excel. mously as a people possibly can," Yummy Prior experience with the Coon Come said. "We will not be Windows operating system separated from Canada because is recommended. we have withheld our consent." Officials of the separatist prov- University wins five incial government say they are willing to negotiate greater NUCEA awards of autonomy for the Crees and other excellence native peoples, but they insist The University won five that Indian lands cannot be sepa- awards at the 199S Region rated from Quebec. IV Awards for Excellence With anxiety over a possible program sponsored by the break-up intensifying na- National University Con- tionwide, Prime Minister Jean tinuing Education Associa- Chretien booked IS minutes of air tion. time on national TV Wednesday Edieann Biesbrock- night to appeal for Canadian uni- Didham, director of mar- ty. Separatist leader Lucien Bou- keting and promotion for chard, aware that most non- Continuing Education, In- Quebeckers strongly oppose se- ternational and Summer cession, was allocated equal air Programs, accepted the time to make his case for a awards on behalf of the breakaway. University at ceremonies It was the first time as prime recently in Cincinnati. minister that Chretien has asked to make a special address to the nation, and the first time during She and her staff won the campaign that Bouchard - a 1995 Awards of Excellence charismatic speaker credited in the event category for with reviving the separatist cam- their role in planning and paign - obtained such a na- marketing the University tionwide forum. Open House and in the "Other" category for a Coon Come said his people "passport" designed to en- would seek public support for courage those attending the their cause both inside and out- Open House to see various side Quebec and Insist on retain- campus sites. ing control over natural resour- ces, Including major hydroelec- The "OhiOntario Games" tric projects, in their territory. program, designed for an David SprmfUC/Tk* AHOC bard Prr ■ ■ international athletic event "To forcefully take us out of which took place at the Uni- one country into another would Indira, a hybrid tiger at the Los Angeles Zoo, eats a bit of meat out end, features kids trick-or-treatlng, making masks, and animal versity last July, won be the hijacking of a whole people awards in the art design and of a pumpkin as part of the annual klckoff of the "Boo at the Zoo" keepers giving Informational talks. and our lands," he said. "This we Halloween celebration. The event, scheduled through the week- booklet categories. will not allow the separatists to do." HOMC FALCON HOCKCV VS. ftPI TOMORROW & SRTURDRV 7 PM!

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I \ The BG News page four Thursday, October 26| 1995 Supernatural spirits Summer prices , WHEN AWING . thrive on campuses raised Marco Buscalla many years, giving Sarah plenty by the ghost of a former student College Press Service of room to roam. Mansfield stu- who committed suicide. Rumor Jay Young dents say they sometimes see has it the girl succumbed to the The BG News No one doubts college can be a Sarah in the windows of the buil- pressure of academics and University summer fees C£>V5E5TO £^ A SURitCT scary place. Just ask freshmen ding's top floor, supposedly look- spends her days haunting strict before their first final exam. But will increase by two, four or ing for her former lover. professors as an act of retalia- five percent, depending on few college students would say But Sarah's days of solitude tion. what time of the year they their fears have anything to do may be numbered. This fall, the ■ Several students living in with monsters under the bed or university began extensive reno- North Spender residence hall at are compared to. The goblins in the closet. vations on North Hall and has the University of North Carolina Maybe they should. Na- plans to turn the old building into at Greensboro say they've had Board of tionwide, ghostly legends thrive a state-of-the-art library and the opportunity to meet Annabe- Trustees Kelly Rlio/The BG Ncwi on campus. academic center. If the ghost lle ~ whether they wanted to or approved "There's just so much going on liked the peace and quiet of her not. the in- A Sic Sic sign on the front of Founder's relays one of their many crease in college buildings when you abandoned building, it soon will Legend has it that Annabelle is displayed messages on campus Wednesday afternoon. Friday. think about their history, not to be bustling with students. the ghost of a student who com- The in- mention some of the high emo- ■ Students at Stonehill College mitted suicide in one of the buil- tions that people have when in Easton, Mass., have reported ding's bell towers. And while struc- tional fee they're in school," said Richard seeing the ghost of Freddie Ames they don't know what she's look- Crowe, a supernatural phenome- roaming the campus. ing for, students say they some- for sum- na expert who's based in Chi- Ames, the original owner of the times hear her walking the halls- m e r school students will be cago. "Ghosts can thrive on those property, died in a plane crash in Dorm residents have reported $1,661, up from $1,628. emotions. They can tap into the the 1930s. According to legend, spotting a blue haze passing CAMPUS anxieties that people have." Ames instructed his servant to The non-resident and in- through the hall at times and structional fee change will Still, Crowe says most ghosts light the runway on his property have witnessed objects flung be a 2 percent increase just want to be noticed. "If peo- at night while he was away fly- across different rooms. The from the spring charges. BLOTTER ple pay attention to them and let ing, but the servant forgot. When ghost apparently gets antsy when Students returning full- them co-exist they're usually Ames came in for a landing, the the students are gone for the time for summer classes fine," he said. "The problems only light he saw was a lamp on summer, since most occurrences ■ On the evening of Oct. 19, 22, an employee of the BGSU Ice from this year will pay campus police received a report Arena reported to campus police sometimes start when people try the third floor of his mansion. have taken place when the dorm to deny that they exist." Mistaking that for the runway, is occupied by summer school about S percent more than that a car parked in one of the that someone was sleeping in the this summer. For many students across the the pilot crashed to his death. students. University parking lots had been press box. When asked by police Part-time students will nation, the question about Now whenever there is a blue ■ The Joe. E. Brown and Eva vandalized. According to the what he was doing, the man said face about 4 percent higher police report, the back window of whether ghosts exist has been mist hanging over the pond on Marie Saint Theater at Bowling he came to the game with a fees than the previous the automobile had been shat- friend and "must've missed his answered by their campus expe- campus, it is believed that Ames Green State University in Ohio is riences. is looking for his forgetful ser- haunted by Alice, an actress who summer. For the second tered by a Colt 45 malt liquor bot- ride." straight year there will be tle. ■ For years, students at Mans- vant. reportedly was killed onstage no increase in the general ■ On the afternoon of Oct. 20, field University in Mansfield, ■ At the University of Illinois, while playing Desdemona in ■ On Oct. 24, an employee of fee, which remains at $208. an employee of Anderson Hall Conklin Hall reported to Univer- Pa, have maintained that North students tell their own colorful Shakespeare's Othello. Hall is haunted by Sarah. Sarah, tales about "The Blue Man." The Alice often interferes with the Christopher Dalton, vice told University police that sity police that he had just extin- president for Planning and according to campus legend, is Blue Man is supposed to be the theater department's perform- someone had been writing graf- guished a "burning pile of toilet Budgeting, said the in- fiti in the elevator and recently paper" outside of the building. the ghost of a student who com- ghost of a man who allegedly ance. So after the final dress mitted suicide by leaping over a hung himself from a tree in a rehearsal of each production, the crease is a normal one. stole all the lights from it. The He told police that he had seen "The summer fees are damage done by the violator is the offending lavatory linen in railing through an open atrium in cemetery just outside of campus. director heads to the stage, the building. She allegedly killed Students swear on nights with a where he or she invites the spirit traditionally somewhere $600. the hallway before it was set between the spring fees and herself because of love gone full moon, they often see a ghost to be the department's guest. If ■ Late in the evening on Oct. afire. the fall fees. Sometimes wrong. emitting an eerie blue light. asked, the actress always The building, which was built Back on campus, the English obliges, and the shows run with- they're the same as the Try to study on the weekends in 1874, has been vacant for Building is supposedly haunted out any problems. spring fees," Dalton said. PMMiM'UHMi'iMJZ: ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■in 2nd Annual <&M Replacement signs go T/ unnoticed by students Darla Warnock The signs were beginning to money was made available. WAREHOUSE The BG News look worn and needed to be re- "The signs vary in amount de- placed, according to Bob Martin, pending on the amount of infor- The University is replacing old vice president of Operations. mation on them," Martin said. name signs to improve the look of "A number of years ago a cam- "Generally about $300-$400 buildings. pus sign plan was developed," each" said Martin. "It was planned with There will be about 10 new the idea of trying to get some- signs this year, with the major * SAIE * lllBE/OIL/FILTER SPECIAL^ thing better." building signs to be replaced 1$. ,95 The plan called for a general first and any other signs to be 12 or FREE' replacement of each sign on done later. COLLEGIATE CONNECTION campus, prioritizing as the All of the new signs should be Include* oil filer, up to 5 qtt. erf oil. chaM lute I and 24 pt. safat/ inspect •on. | in place within the next two ■ 'Free with any other scheduled terviot. 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! A I \ The BG News Thursday, October 26. 1995 page Tfc POND Continued from page one. that there is no natural spring Annual Angel Tree source for it and it Is just filled Haunted house to fund improvements on the by a hydrant," Holland said. "Un- pond. fortunately no one wants to do sponsored locally He added that using Resident anything with it because it will Staff money could be a possible have to be drained completely." Jennifer Schab every child that applies has a bet- sponsored by way to finance the improve- According to Holland, an op- The BC News ter Christmas," Davis said. ments, but the pond would then tion for the pond would be to "We'll work until they are all be competing with room en- funnel water from the tunnels, Several local organizations will taken care of." work together to help needy chil- Last year, the Angel Tree BG Jaycees hancements and cable television. which have an ample supply of He also said RSA could look for flowing water, and back into the dren this holiday season. helped more than 500 children in alumni who are interested in the pond. The Salvation Army, the Opti- the area. John Wenzel The Jaycees also uses the project to fund the improve- Holland said he would also like mist Club, the Civic Club and the Davis said this year he expects The BG News . haunted house as training for ments. to put stone around the pond and University YMCA will sponsor around the same number of chil- its members. Larry Holland, chairman of the clean it up so it is more like a the sixth annual Angel Tree at dren but possibly more. A local service organization health and safety committee of beach. the Woodland Mall from Nov. 24 Getting involved with the will haunt the east end of "It's been a great experi- the Physical Plant, said he also through Dec. 14. Angel Tree is a good way to ex- Woodland Mall this Halloween ence in respects to leader- wants to improve the pond. As of right now, Holland said The Angel Tree, a Salvation perience the charitable aspect of to raise funds for future ship," Ms. Tegge said. "I'm Holland said it was brought up he is uncertain what will be done Army-sponsored program, gath- neighbors helping each other, projects. sure we'll continue doing it as a safety concern from an offi- with the pond and there is no ers names of needy children in according to Davis. The Jaycees, a leadership because it does generate a lot cer. deadline for Improvements to be the area. Each name is trans- "Christmas Is a good time for training organization for of revenue for the communi- "The problem with the pond is accomplished. ferred to a cardboard angel along people to take stock in others," young people ages 21-39, will ty." with information about things the Davis said. host their 18th annual haunted child needs. "During this event the ge- house in the former Hills loca- Tim Tegge, chairman of the VIOLENCE The angels are then placed in nerosity of Wood County as a tion of the mall today until Haunted House committee for stacks on a table by the food whole comes out, and the re- Oct. 31 from 7 to 11 p.m. The the last two years and a mem- Continued from page one. the visible results of the domes- court at the mall, where Inter- cost is $4. tic violence cycle. But the cycle sponse is great from college stu- ber of the Jaycees for seven ested shoppers can volunteer to dents," said Bob Sanka, an execu- The proceeds from the years, said there has been complaints are officially report- of abuse typically does not stop purchase a $20 gift for the child. haunted house will go into the ed to federal officials. At least because of an arrest. tive committee member of the some confusion this year as to The shoppers take the informa- Salvation Army. Jaycees general fund which is where the Haunted House 170,000 of those reported cases According to an independent tion to purchase the gift and the filtered back Into the commu- result in hospitalizations or "It's a good way of giving to would be held, which has had domestic violence study com- angel is hung on a tree set up by nity through such programs as emergency room care. pleted in Massachusetts, abuse someone who truly needs," Sanka an effect on the crowd. the Salvation Army in the mall. Christmas-time food distribu- often intensifies after the first added. "For a lot of these kids, According to FBI statistics, The gifts can be brought back this was their only gift for tion and sponsoring of youth four women die as a result of arrest. "So far, the crowd has been to the table to be wrapped and Christmas." sports teams. a little less than expected," domestic violence every day. According to Wendy W., crisis then delivered to, or picked up Jayne Tegge, president of consultant for The Link, abuse Sanka said the thanks is not Mr. Tegge said. "Due to some Last year, 119 domestic vio- by, the families. measured in words, but in emo- the Bowling Green Jaycees lence reports were filed with the can only be stopped by the vic- regulations and problems with Bill Davis, volunteer coor- tion. He said these gifts have a chapter, said the continued Wood County Sheriff's depart- tim's desire to escape the abuse code, we had to move from our dinator for the Angel Tree said, tremendous positive impact on success of the haunted house [first] location to the old Hills ment. Of those incidences, 68 cycle. For purposes of anonym- "About 400 volunteers will be has opened up many options ity, Link counselors will not di- the children who receive them. at the east end of Woodland arrests were made. needed in total. We need people for Its future. vulge their surnames. Every year there are four or Mall." A 57 percentage arrest figure to be at the table in Woodland "Our long-term goal Is to "The batterer generally tells five people who take angels and is representative of the whole Mall for two-hour shifts." tell how in the past their family move it to a permanent loca- Although, with that out of domestic violence problem, ac- the victim over and over that she tion, as opposed to renting out deserves the abuse," Wendy said. The event needs volunteers to used to be on the tree but now the way, Mr. Tegge said, peo- cording to Wood County Sheriff pass out the angels, collect the that things are better they want different places every time," ple should be coming more Department deputy Mike Blair. "And eventually, the victim starts to believe that she does in- gifts and wrap them, Davis said. to give back to the community, Ms. Tegge said. steadily now. Blair said that making domes- "Our goal is to make sure Sanka said. tic violence arrests can be made deed deserve it." difficult by conflicting stories "The problem can be treated and lack of physical evidence. with counseling, but the victim "Officers can only react to has to want get out of it. She has OUR MOST EXCITING FALL SALE! FRIDAY 10-10 and SATURDAY 10-5:30! what they see," Blair said. "If to take the first step." there are visible marks, bruises According to NOW Exucutlve or bleeding, then an arrest can be Vice President Kim Candy, the C* MOONLIGHT made. But if there are no visible O.J. Simpson trial has helped at- signs of abuse, there is not much tract attention to male violence we can do." against women. 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The BG News page six Thursday, October 26, 1995 Stallions auctioned off Perot plans to Humane Society to take bids on abused horses unite factions The Associated Press nearly $2,000 in veterinary HILLSBORO - The Hu- bills nursing just one horse mane Society, awash in debts, back to health, she said. in Ohio speech plans to auction off US horses Sheets was convicted of 10 confiscated in February from a counts of cruelty to animals. Laura Meckler works here for the Dallas organi- farmer convicted of abusing He was fined $1,250, and all but The Associated Press zation. She said organizing began them. 10 days of two 30-day jail sen- last week, though she would not The organization said it has tences were suspended. He COLUMBUS - Ohio is the next say how many volunteers are run up more than $100,000 in was put on probation for three stop on Ross Perot's march to working on the effort. bills and cannot afford to care years and barred from owning form a third party, but the local "People are working on it all for the Arabian stallions, horses during that time. troops aren't exactly falling into over the state," she said. "We mares and fouls any longer. Sheets has appealed his con- formation. have literally thousands of peti- Anne Tieman, Highland victions. He said he will try to Secret meetings. Name calling. tions out there." County's humane officer and stop the auction but would not Embezzlement charges. Nasty Meanwhile, the leader of the member of the Humane Soci- say what legal steps he was letters. other camp in Ohio said the only ety, said she hopes the auction planning. Life is not pretty within Perot's way they will get the signatures Friday will generate nearly "They're just trying to cause Ohio organization. is by paying people to collect $160,000 to cover feed, board as much problems as they pos- United We Stand America- them. and veterinarians' bills. sibly can," Sheets said of the Gary Landcri/Thf Altoclated Preu Ohio, one of the 50 state organi- "There's no interest in a third The group has been feeding Humane Society. zations formed in the aftermath party," said Deborah Taylor. Angle Stolz, right, of Pleasant Run, Ohio, delivers a shot of worm- of Perot's 1992 presidential bid, and caring for the horses since His lawyer, Michael Cassity, ing medicine into the mouth of one of the 115 Arabian horses that "There's no grassroots support." fanner William Sheets was did not return a telephone call will be auctioned tomorrow. The former owner of the farm was has split into two camps. Each Taylor was Ohio's undisputed cited in February and the ani- Wednesday. charged with cruelty to animals. Stolz Is a Veterinary Technician contends it has the right to use state coordinator until Septem- mals were taken from his Sink- Sheets said he cared for the student at the University of Cincinnati. the group's name, choose its ber, when the division between ing Spring farm. The horses horses, and that not all of them leader and control its checkbook. the factions came to a head. In a were malnourished and several were undernourished. Some he said. we'd buy the whole group," In one corner are supporters of meeting that was either perfectly had died, the organization said. lost weight during cold weath- More than 80 of the horses David Fair] cy said of his wife. the Dallas-based United We legal or perfectly devious - de- "We've gotten to the point er, and he did not have enough have been living at the farm of Tieman said she worries that Stand America, who want to help pending on whom you ask - the where we don't have any funds. hay to feed others, he said. David and Luanna Fairley's the horses will be purchased Perot form a third party. faction supporting Dallas met to So we have to get rid of them," "Everything is relative. farm near this southwestern for slaughter. The animals will In the other corner are the elect a new board of directors Tieman said. What I think is a fat horse, you Ohio city. fetch about 80 cents a pound "dissidents" who question the and a new state coordinator. The organization spent would think is a skinny horse," "I think if she had her way, overseas for meat, she said. way Perot has run his organiza- Taylor and her supporters said tion for the last two years and the meeting was illegitimate be- who believe the Ohio organiza- cause "board members" at the tion should stick to its educa- meeting were not real board tional, nonpartisan mission. members. On Thursday, the main man The election touched off media Bailout plan draws protests will walk into this divide. Perot attention to the division and has plans to speak In New Richmond prompted a series of sharp let- near Cincinnati and Mentor in ters among the participants. northeastern Ohio to boost a peti- In one letter, a member threat- Chairman opposes Voinovich's assistance to contractor tion drive to establish his Inde- ened to sue another if he contin- The Associated Press arena, is struggling to pay for R-Akron, says the state should opposed all state aid to the pendence Party on the Ohio bal- ues to offer public criticism. In $21.5 million in construction not be funding projects "after project. lot. another, a "dissident" said the COLUMBUS - The chairman of overruns. Contractors have filed the fact." But Browning said Voinovich Supporters have until Nov. 20 other side has taken the "low the Senate Finance Committee a foreclosure notice against the The bailout idea was the "worst was unwilling to stand by as con- to collect 33,500 signatures from road" of "conspiracy" and calls says he opposes Gov. George arena and threatened to file no- public policy I've ever seen," tractors forced Gateway into registered voters. That's fewer its efforts illegal and futile. Voinovich's plan for bailing out tice against the ballpark if they Ray said Tuesday. court. than half the 89,007 voter regis- the financially strapped Gateway are not paid. Akron area lawmakers have "We're not just going to have a trations required in California. To top it off, both sides said Economic Development Corp. Voinovich's administration has objected in the past to using state stadium sitting there in foreclo- Organizers said Tuesday they a- they have the right to about Gateway, which oversaw con- proposed offering an $11.5 mil- money for a project that moved sure," Browning said. chleved their goal. $5,000 in the organization's bank struction of Cleveland's new lion loan and $10 million grant to NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers from "This is obviously a major pub- They are targeting California, account, which Taylor said she baseball stadium and basketball Gateway. But Sen. Roy Ray, Richfield Coliseum in Summit lic-private partnership project Ohio and Maine first because withdrew to protect it. The other County back to downtown Cleve- that the governor feels strongly they have 1995 deadlines. side accuses her of embezzle- land when Gund Arena opened. about," he said. "We're at the end "We'll be in those states right ment. The new loan and grant would of a successful project with a away," Perot told volunteers bring the state's investment in cost overrun ... The partnership Tuesday. "The teams are in those Taylor adds that United We Gateway to about $68 million, or is not over." states and we will be rolling, and Stand America-Ohio is an educa- about 16 percent of the project's The House Finance Commit- in every case, we'll try to do as tional group that should be work- SENIORS! $425 million total cost. tee's chairman, Rep. Thomas good a job as all of you have done ing to reform the way campaigns The grant would come off the Johnson, R-Zanesville, said he in California." are funded, not just create an- top of money Cuyahoga County does not think anybody is "enth- That should be no problem in other party to beg special inter- ordinarily receives from the two- usiastic" about re-opening the Ohio, said Sandra Reckseit, who ests for money. JUST IN TIME FOR year capital improvements bud- Gateway financing issue. get, state Budget Director R "I think that we have a lot more CHRISTMAS Gregory Browning said. discussing to do before we can Ray, as a member of the come to a conclusion that some- Group still supports Finance Committee, plays a sig- thing has to be done by the state nificant role in charting the of Ohio," said Johnson, who also state's construction budget. He is on the Controlling Board. open public records also is one of seven members of Unpaid contractors on Tuesday the state Controlling Board, backed off their threat to start John Chalfant bills. which must approve the loan foreclosure proceedings against The Associated Press But the panel approved package. Gateway. They had received as- other exemptions, including "I let it be known that they surances that a deal could be COLUMBUS - A bill that records of library patrons, would have a very difficult time reached within a week to pay off backers said would make pub- family and financial informa- in the Senate Finance Committee the bills on Jacobs Field, home of lic records more accessible tion from public employee unless they were on the verge of the Cleveland Indians, and Gund cleared a Senate subcommit- personnel files, university bankruptcy," said Ray, who has Arena. tee Wednesday but imme- research and university pro- diately ran into opposition files of their financial contri- from a citizens' group that butors. branded it as outrageous. Sen. Ben Espy, D-Columbus, IT MAKES GOOD CEIVTS Sen. Scott Oelslager, R-Can- won approval from Oelslager ton, won 3-0 approval of his and Sen. 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,( \ .•/ JI J k Sp@ts The BG News Thursday, October 26,1995 page seven Braves take Game 4,3-1 lead Ben Walker Sorrento. Manager Bobby Cox The Associated Press wasted no time in bringing in Pedro Borbon, who struck out CLEVELAND - Even the At- Jim Thome and Sandy Alomar lanta Braves will be hard- and retired Kenny Lofton on a pressed to blow this. liner to right in his second ap- The Braves, behind Steve pearance of the postseason and Avery, moved within one vic- first in 19 days. tory of the World Series cham- Lofton went 0-for-5 one game pionship that has always after reaching base in all six eluded them, beating the plate apperances. Cleveland Indians 5-2 Wednes- Not since the 1991 Series, day night for a 3-1 lead. when the Braves held a 3-2 lead Atlanta, whose postseason over Minnesota, have they Falcons history is filled with failure, been in such a good spot. That could not ask for a better posi- year, they lost the last two welcome tion. games at the Metrodome to the Three-time Cy Young winner Twins, and then Atlanta lost Greg Maddux, who pitched a the 1992 Series in six games to new coach two-hitter in the opener, will Toronto. try to clinch it Thursday night Marquis Grissom had three Brad Beebe in Game 5 against Orel Her- for the Braves. He scored the The BC News shiser. go-ahead run in the seventh on Even if they lose, the Braves Polonia's double after drawing After five seasons as an assis- will head home with two more a one-out walk. tant coach at the University of chances to win. The stats are Avery, who earned this start Notre Dame, new head coach, on their side, too: Of the 39 with six shutout innings in the Randy Julian, takes over Bowling teams taking a 3-1 edge in the pennant-clinching win over Green's men's and women's Series, 33 have won it. Cincinnati on Oct. 14, managed swim teams. Julian follows Brian After sixth-inning homers by Tht Ailociated Prc«l/H»n« Dcrylc to avoid trouble despite several Gordon's previous eight year Ryan Klesko and Albert Belle Marquis Grissom steals second base during the second inning of game four. The Indians' Omar well-hit balls early in the game. tenure as the Falcons' head left it tied at 1, the Braves Vizquel makes the catch from Sandy Alomar. After working his way coach. broke it open with three runs in through the lineup the first Randy Julian guided the Fight- the seventh. Luis Polonia's go- and Javier Lopez in the ninth ped 12 hits in a 7-6, 11-inning 2-3-inning stint Tuesday night time and giving up two hits, ing Irish to one men's league title ahead double chased Ken Hill, added an insurance run against win, Avery Avery limited them was his longest of the season, Avery, who is 5-2 career in the C91-"92) and four Midwestern and David Justice hit a two-out, Alan Embree, and sent a few of to three hits over six innings. took over in the ninth with a 5-1 postseason, did not allow a hit Collegiate Conference women's two-run single off Paul Assen- the 43,578 fans to the exits at Greg McMichael followed with lead was tagged for Manny until Belle homered with two championships ('91-"95). macher. quiet Jacobs Field. two scoreless innings. Ramirez's leadoff homer and a In addition, in his four years Doubles by Fred McGriff A day after the Indians rap- Mark Wohlers, whose 2 double by pinch-hitter Paul See INDIANS, page eight assisting at Notre Dame, the men's and women's teams won the national Catholic champion- ship each year. Throughout his career, he has Soccer wakes up tutored 27 YMCA All-Americans and 14 individual champions. One player guided by Julian was Doug Gjertsen. Gjertzen later for second half went onto win two gold medals in Chris Kapcar uity. We couldn't string together the 1988 and 1992 Olympic The BC News three or four passes together in Games. row. I think it was just a matter Julian discussed the opportuni- They started off slow, eventu- of mental preparedness. Not to ty for him at BG. "It still feels ally gained montentum, and fi- take anything away from EMU, like one of the greatest opportun- nally finished them off. The though. They were a lot better ities I have ever had." "Facility Bowling Green soccer team, defensively than I though they'd wise, I'd have to look very hard ranked 24th nationally and third be. They made it very difficult to do better," Julian added. in the region, overcame poor for us to get the ball wide and "The team has done a super job first half play en route to a 3-1 penetrate down the flats," said in allowing me to come in and victory over the Eastern Michi- Mahler. implement the program that I gan Eagles Wednesday at Mickey The scoring for the Falcons want to put in." Cochrane Field. began at 36:12, with forward From 1982-1988, Julian was the The Falcons started off the Dave Kindl netting a goal off an head coach for the Dads Swim game in decidedly lackluster assist by Steve Klein. Klein drew Team in Houston, Texas. There, fashion. They allowed the Eagles the Eagle goalkeeper wide left, he led his team to a national a goal in the first 7 minutes of the then bumped the ball to an open YMCA championship. first half off a corner kick, some- Kindl who punched it in. He also was a 2-year letter- thing head coach Mel Mahler The second half was all BG. winner at Lamar University from sees as a problem. After making some minor per- 1975-77, and had been a national "I'd like to think that was ex- sonel changes, including the in- qualifier in a variety of swim- tremely defensible. It was a kick sertion of 5-4 speedster Darren ming events at Midwest Univer- that wasn't dangerous at all. We Niles, the Falcons proceeded to sity before transferring to La- just weren't sharp and didn't show their maturity and mar. have it together to start off," strength. In 1990, Julian earned his stated Mahler. "I'd say the difference be- bachelor's of science degree in During the rest of the first tween the halves was our fitness. ThtBGNeoi/KellyRIc* half. BG seemed to lag behind. The Falcons go on the attack in a game earlier in the season. BG defeated Eastern Michigan Wednesday See JULIAN, page nine. "We just totally lacked contin- See SOCCER, page eight. 3-1. Second just fine with Gaddis Friendly rivalry aids Bowling Green cross country runner in success

Steve Wlldman heavily recruited out of high seven points behind Ohio Uni- month off from intense training, The BG News school. Gaddis tried out for the versity for the MAC champion- but she loves to run. Bowling Green team her fresh- ship, which motivated Gaddis Gaddis is a sociology major The adage reads that no one man year and made it. Now, as a and the rest of team to train hard and plans to go to graduate remembers who finishes in sec- senior, she is one the top runners in the off season. school, but she might try coach- ond place. That adage does not on the team. "We only finished seven points ing. "If I had the chance I would include Kristin Gaddis. "I have never seen anybody behind OU; it pushed us to come love to coach," she said. Gaddis has been finishing sec- work harder - she has improved out hard, and we have," she said. Even with her big wins at the ond behind team captain and immensely since her freshman Everyone associated with the Miami Classic and the All-Ohio, MAC champion Tracey Losi all year. I can count on her being team is surprised about the suc- Gaddis has kept her humility. season - except the last two near or in the front in every cess that Gaddis is having this "I'm happy with the wins, but I weeks where Gaddis has won the meet," head coach Steve Price year ~ including Gaddis. don't like being in the spotlight. Miami Classic and the All-Ohio said. "I'm excited, but I don't think It makes me feel like I'm brag- Championship. Bowling Green's Balancing the life of student that it has hit me that I finished ging," she said. team is so strong and focused and athelete has not been a prob- first in the All-Ohio," she said. One person who never has a that a rivalry does not exist be- lem for Gaddis. She has not problem bragging about anyone tween the two runners, and if it scored lower than a B since she on his team is Coach Price. does, it's a friendly one. has been in college and this week "She is a modest, studious per- "If anything I think we help was named MAC Scholar athelete She has improved son and I am extremely proud of push each other to run harder, of the week. immensely since her the things that she has accom- and I know that if I'm not run- "I actually have better grades plished as a student, an athlete ning well Kristen can pick up the during the season; I'm forced to freshman year." and an example for all the other slack," Losi said. study, and I manage my time a women on the team," Price said. "We joke around about us rac- lot better," she said. Another strong supporter for ing against each other, but there "She is a fantastic student. She Steve Price Gaddis is her brother Scott who is no tension between us. Really is highly dependable and she women's cross country head is a freshman at Bowling Green. we help each other out during the rarely misses a practice," Price coach "IVe been watching her njn race and practices,"Gaddis said. said. This season the cross coun- since middle school. I'm real Gaddis started her running ca- try team is favored to win the proud of her, and I knew that she reer in Worthington, Ohio. She MAC. Gaddis refuses to take the Gaddis rarely gets away from would do well, but not this well," was orignaily going to focus on credit for such a good season. running as she is also member of he said. band, but in seventh grade she "We are a great team, we don't the track team. During track As the MAC Championship is tried out for the track team. have any overpowering individu- season she runs the 5,000 and drawing near, Gaddis and the The BG N>»i/5tivt wiidmu Gaddis came from a strong high als and anyone of us can step up 10,000 meter events. She runs an rest of the team are starting to average of 65 miles a week. She Croii country runner Kristin Gaddli take* a Jog to warm up before school program and was not the and win," she said. feel the pressure of being the practice. top runner there, so she was not Last year the teem finished estimates that there is maybe a team to beat.

I Sports The BG News page eight Thursday, October 26, 1995 SOCCER Rugby tuned up for Tourney Continued from page (even. emotional high during the begin- ning of the game, and as it prog- We just wore them down. We ressed, their legs gave out," said day we will have an entirely diana coach Sopa Enari. "Bowl- Rohlfs and Mazarella all added Brian Gibson kept kicking the ball around and Mahler. The BC News different look to show Miami this ing Green is absolutely tremen- tries and Mazarella booted a con- they kept chasing it. Maybe it dous. I hate to say it, but even In version kick as the Falcons won The Brown and Orange broke weekend (Sunday's anticipated was because of their youngness; the game open with a second goal The Bowling Green rugby opponent)," stated BG captian losing to them, it is an honor to 49-11. I'm not sure. They were on an by Dave Kindl, assisted by Dar- team shredded two more defen- Dan Kelley. play a team this talented." In the second match against ses In their final weekend tune- Wings Carlos Argon and Paul By half time the lead had in- Wooster, wing Matt Pietzak kept up before heading into the re- Tod led off BG's quick strike. creased to 27-0 on tries by fly up his torrid scoring pace, adding INDIANS gional of the Midwest Universi- After leaving their kickoff half Jason King, eight man Jeff three more to his total along with Continued from page seven. walked on a full count. ties Cup. The Falcon ruggers receiver unprotected, the Hoo- McVey and flanker Chris Haid. two conversion kicks. Wing Avery then caught his cleats crushed Big Ten power Indiana siers found him stripped of the All were the result of Indiana Bruce Broad added another as outs In the sixth. Belle had not while going into his stretch, University 49-11 and then re- ball, and fullback Tony Mazzare- miscues and the three Falcon did prop Brian Gibson along with swung all evening, taking seven stumbled backward off the corded their twelfth shut out of lla charged down on the Indiana players were quick to take ad- a conversion kick to make the balls and seven strikes, until lin- mound and was called for a balk. the season over Wooster College goal line. Mazzarella then floated vantage of the Hoosier errors. final score a 31-0 whitewash. ing an opposite-field drive into He went ahead and intentionally 31-0. a long pass out to Argon who "Those tries came on forced By virtue of their 23-2 record, the Braves bullpen in right. walked Ramirez and, perhaps "I'm very happy with this burst through three Hoosiers to mistakes by our defense," stated the Falcons will host a first round sensing this was his last batter, week's effort," stated BG coach score in the comer. Mazarella. "Jeff Cellio, Jon Swit- regional of the Midwest Univer- Right before the pitch, Avery struck out Herbert Perry swing- Roger Mazzarella. "We scored on Tod scored a second try less zer and Angel Fortunato were up sities Cup this weekend at their started and then stopped his win- ing on a nasty, down-and-in Indiana from just about every than 30 seconds later as the Fal- and down that field just creating College Park rugby field. Bowl- dup. When he resumed, Belle hit slider. point on the compass which cons turned the Indiana kickoff absolute havoc in the Indiana ing Green will face Northern Il- his first Series homer, a shot that spread the tries around instead into a long sweep of the Hoosier backfield." linois at 1:00 p.m. while Miami seemed to send Avery into a bit Avery, having thrown 109 of having them bunched up with left corner. Tod's conversion Despite a minor rally in which will kickoff against the Universi- of a spin. pitches, was pulled after the outside backs. That makes gave Bowling Green a 12-0 lead Indiana scored a penalty kick, a ty of Iowa at 2:30 p.m. Saturday's Eddie Murray, after thinking preserving the 1-1 tie in a start our attack that much more ver- in a game that was only a minute drop field goal and a try, the Fal- victors will meet at 1:00 p.m. on he'd hit a double until being told that many questioned because it satile." old. cons kept the heat on right Sunday to determine who goes to by second-base umpire Joe moved Maddux back one day and "With half the first fifteen "Those opening tries took us through the end of the match. the finals in Columbus the follow- Brinkman that his grounder meant the ace could only work scoring at least one try on Satur- right out of the game," stated In- Tod, lock Ken Fink, center Brad ing weekend. down the left-field line was foul, one more time in the Series. Broken thumb sidelines Shaq until Christmas The Associated Press Added the Heat's Billy Owens: "You're going to get ORLANDO, Fla. - Shaquille fouled because he's not a good O'Neal will have surgery on free throw shooter. You got to his broken right thumb and expect that." may be sidelined until just be- But some of O'Neal's team- fore New Year's. mates were bitter. "I want to be playing by "A hard foul is a hard foul, Christmas, but I'm. not going but not when you're out there to rush anything," O'Neal said trying to hurt somebody," Wednesday. "My team is good Horace Grant said. "That foul enough to where they can hold was ridiculous." their own without me." There was no word how the The 7-foot center who led Magic will fill the center spot the Orlando Magic to the NBA although they signed veteran Finals last season is to have an Jon Koncak as O'Neal's operation Thursday, a minor backup during the offseason. procedure to repair a piece of the bone in his thumb. "He will be out of competi- tive basketball for approxi- "It's not a matter mately six to eight weeks after of getting revenge surgery," Dr. Richard Shure anymore, it of the Jewett Orthopaedic Clinic said Wednesday after happened and examining O'Neal. now it's over." O'Neal said his thumb was bent back flat Tuesday night when he was raked across the Shaquille O'Neal hand by Miami center Matt Orlando Magic center Geiger on a move to the basket in the second quarter of the Magic's 106-91 exhibition vic- "Obviously I'm not going to tory. provide the offense that Sha- Geiger was not called for a quille did, but that's not why foul. In fact, O'Neal was called they brought me here," Kon- for traveling as he spun along cak said. "I came here to help the baseline and went for what with the defense and rebound- looked like a dunk. ing and step In if there was an Immediately after the in- emergency." jury, O'Neal was furious and threatened to "show... some of In Tuesday's game, O'Neal my Shaq-Fu stuff" to any finished with 11 points in 13 other player who put a similar minutes. He was 4-for-6 from move on him. the field and 3-for-4 from the By Wednesday, O'Neal had foul line. He was averaging cooled off. 22.8 point a game during "It's not a matter of getting preseason. revenge anymore, it happened In his three seasons, O'Neal and now it's over," O'Neal has missed only three games said. "But somebody needs to because of injury. Last season do something. I think some he averaged 29.3 points, 11.4 coaches tell their players to rebounds and 2.4 blocks to come In and chop me and hope lead the Magic to the Eastern I get mad and throw a punch Conference championship and or something and get thrown the finals for the first time. out. I guess that's a good tac- "Everyone on this team tic, but it's not right. I've got would rather be playing with to be able to protect myself." Shaquille than without him, Geiger said the Heat's strat- but it's no use talking about egy was to foul O'Neal if he what you don't have," Magic got the ball in too close. coach Brian Hill said. "We've "It was a just a normal got to have our guys elevate foul," he said. "There was their game some and go with nothing personal about it," what we have."

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Continued from page seven. community health education at Women ruggers too strong for foe Southern Illinois University. Brian Gibson by fly half Adrianne Brown, Julian has taught all ages of The BG News and centers Alanna Latini and swimmers throughout his career. Mary a Woodruff. He has been a club and college Making no pretense of using "This team has practiced level assistant, a club head coach any finesse, the forwards of more and worked harder than and now a college level head the Bowling Green women put any previous women's team coach. on an awesome display of that played rugby here, and the "I've been on national teams smash-mouth rugby In a 46-0 results are in the win column," and to every kind of swimming victory over John Carroll Uni- stated BG coach Dallas Black. clinic," Julian said. "I have a versity. The club's forwards very broad variety of experience rammed eight tries over and in that area" through a Blue Streak defense that was too small, too short "There is a rugby One very Important reason and too intimidated to do any- song that says backs why he came here was because of thing about it. get all the glory, but the BG Athletic Director, Dr. "There is a rugby song that Ron Zwierleia "He was the easy says the backs get all the glory, not this time." factor to say *yes,' " Julian said. but not this week," said elated BG captain Heather Ekey. "His administration and the Heather Ekey direction in which it is going is "When we sent Rachel West very positive, very upbeat." and Kate Kusnyer up the BC rugby captain middle all the Carroll tacklers Randy Julian talked about what could do was hang on for dear he wants to accomplish with the life." Kusnyer, recently converted swimming program at BG. "I al- And dear life it was as Kus- to wing from eight man, cele- ways want to be in a position to nyer, West, Paula Hoppe and brated the move with a pair of have a chance to win the Mid- Ekey ground out huge chunks tries while prop Paula Hoppe American Conference." of yardage, usually with two or nailed the Blue Streaks for a three Blue Streak defenders hat trick. Eight man Rachel The BG Newi/Roger MuurrlLa "I want to always have the pro- along for the ride and forcing West, Ekey and hooker Rachel grams where we are always con- Carroll backs to abandon posi- Orosz added solo tries. Kus- BG center Alanna Latini makes a break against John Carroll with Cori Trivisonno and Adrianne sidered one of the top two or tions to make tackles. That in nyer also booted two conver- Brown in support. three programs that has a shot to turn left massive holes in the sion kicks. every phase of the game," dering. "Their forwards are quick and they both schooled win the title each year," Julian backfield that were exploited "Bowling Green dominated stated Carroll coach Bob Bor- huge, their backs are lightning my team today." said.

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Prospect (Phi Sig House) Connection. 531 Ridge St. WITH THE... between 7-11 pm Saturday. The $2 admission Granis and Scholarship* are available. Bll- ▲ SYMPHONIC BAND October 81, 1995 goes toThe Link Crisis Center. Hone of dollars In financial aid. Qualify Im- ▲ CONCERT BAND Saturday KNgM mediately. 1-eX)M0O-020t. ▲ UNIVERSITY BAND $250 1st Prize-Best Costume UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO ▲ ATHLETIC BAND •$100 2nd Prize*$50 3rd Prize WA1ULQW1BJ&N MALLQWRIBN All students are welcome to participate in any of Prizes for 10 Runner - Ups Come celebrate with us Sunday Oct. 29 these ensembles. If interested, please contact: I In the Gallery from 8-11PM! ( \ 1st 600 People Receive a Bonnie Bess, Secretary, Band Activities Free Mug Hear the band "STOEAK" perform, College of Musical Arts and take a chance at winning Moore Musical Arts Center, Room 1010 some PRIZES in our RAFFLE. (419)372-2186 Dress up if you like (Costumes are Optional) First organizational meeting for Athletic Band - 7 p.m., Sunday, October 29 IT WILL BE A HOWLINQ GOOD TIME I Kelly Rehearsal Hall, Room 1012, MMAC [Judging at any questions? Call 372-2343 CREDIT AVAILABLE - NONMUSIC MAJORS WELCOMEI UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO UAO Midnight Classifieds The BG News t page ten Thursday, October 26,1995

Factory Outlet Store Lil' Aimee Earn cash stuffing envelopes at home. AH KEG Refrigerator with hookups and Continued from page 9. Student Desks starting at $39.00 The bird a nest. The Uiomate Game materials provided. Send SASE to P.O. Box C02 bottle • $200 Can be seen Mller Woodworking Factory Outlet The spider a web. The Ultimate Night 774, Olathe.KS 66051. Saturday 28th from 12-2 page ma al Am you Interested In iMching? Woodland Mall* 354-1614 Woman friendship. The Ultimate Crush 1-800-819-4106 fwrrxwe information. Then we need you as a UNIV 100: Love your Big The Ultimate Thrill HEAD LIFEGUARD Uni vo'siiy Success Facilitator The Ultimate Rush Responsible, well qualified head lifeguard MACINTOSH COMPUTER tor sale. Com- Develop your leadership skills whie The Ultimate Dates needed at busy camp resort near Sea World of plete system Including printer onry $499. assisting first-year students in their Gamma Phi Beta Ur Kim Morrow The Ultimate Party Ohio tor (he summer. Also need lifeguards. Call Chris at 1 -800-665-4392 ext. 9569. The sisters ol Gamma Phi Beta transition to BG su The fun has just begun- The m ornate Women Salary commensurate with experience. No liv- Attend an into session on Nov. 1 al or 2nd. proudly congratulate Ksry Tskach The Ultimate Sorority ing accomodations available. Send resume to: Sony CD and double cassette Jam Box w whose design was chosen as the Because the game is almost done! 'Mega Bass' sound. Excellent condition, re- 6pm In Room 1011 B.A. The Big/UT pair of you and me Gamma Phi Beta Jellystone Camp Resort Or pick up an application in the Official and Traditional Panhcllon c mote control, can program 24 radio stations in. Is tons of fun. Just wait and see. What more can we say? 3392 SR 62 Office of Student Lite Logo! Kary, You are Ultimate! has cool digital screen. Not too big or loo small. At 9:15 you will find out Mantua, OH 44255 405 Student Services, 372-2843. Gamma Phi Beta S125QBO. 353-9336 call anytime. Just whatour family Is all about! (near Sea World of Ohio) Applications are due by 5pm on Nov. 91h. Trick or Treat tor canned goods Love. Big? Drop off non-pen shibJes at Lil' Megan FuHterson- goul dorm's front desk. FOR RENT ATTENTION ANYONE APPLYING FOR OOK HALLOWEEN HALLOWEEN HALLOWEEN Benefits BG Food Pantry. INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Tonightwe meet face to face, DONT FORGET, YOUR APPLICATIONS Come celebrate with us Sunday OcL 29 by Omega Phi Alpha Earn up to $25-$45/hour ARE In the Galley from 8-11 pml The AGD house is tie place! teaching basic conversational English in DUE OCTOBER 26.1095 by 5pm in 405 Hear the band 'STREAK' perform, and I can't waitl University Ambassadors Needed Japan. Taiwan, or S. Korea. No teaching back- 2-4 Sublease's needed for Spring Semeseter. STUDENT SERVICES. take a chance at winning some prizes Can you? to Represent BO ground or Asian languages required. Newly remodeled 6th St. Apt. Call 353-6142. XOXO. Any concerna or quest lone call in our raffle I The University Ambassadors are a select For into, call (206) 632-1146 ext. J55441. Your Big Bethany 372-3609. Dress up il you like group of undergraduate student established to Apartment Available Dec. "95 (cosrumes are optional) assist in strengthening University Relations. 2 bedroom, furnished, ideal location This group serves at many presidential, faculty, NATIONAL PARKS HIRING It wiH be a howling good time I Seasonal ft tull-llme employment available Campus Manor: 354-1360 Attention Seniors!!! and aiumnt events; as well as assisting in var- Questions? Call UAO @ 372-2343. lil" Tanya. Senior Portraits Will Be Taken ious community service endeavors. Member- at National Parks, Forests ft Wildlife Thursday night is on campus next week ship applications are available from October Preserves. Benefits plus bonuses! Call: Apt. available Immedlatly tor sublease. One Anally here. 1-206-646-4804 exl. N 55442. Oct. 30 -Nov. 3 Happy RA Day lt-27 in 405 Student Services or in the Mien female needed $181.25/mo. There are 3 Tonight's the night Call Carl Wolf Studo at To all the members of the RA council. Alumni Center. All applications must be turned bdrms. and 2 bathrms. Sublesse until SAW. we'll shed a tear '.-800-969-1338 You rock rhe world. in at the Mileti Alumni Center by 5pm on Oc- Our firm is looking for individuals who want to Comty, roomy ertlclency. Furnished. Maxi- After tonight you'll To schedule your sitting Your humble advisors, tober^ gain comprehensive management experience mum ol four people allowed. Close to cam- finally see before it is too late Gerry ft Judy next summer. Earn $6,000 to $10,000 per pus. Columbia Cts. Call 353-6517 or We're (he best t»g/M USG * USG ' USG summer. Positions available in select Cleve- 419-666-0685 lor more Info. pair there'll eve'be BE A PART OF THE SOLUTION! land suburbs, Columbus. Akron, Canton, and LISTEN TO BGSU MINORITY STUDENTS Love. Big?? more. Call 1 -800-687-1960 Apt. available immediatly for sublease! Bethanee. Derek, Phil. Jeremy. Shelly. Dan. HOME FALCON HOCKEY DISCUSS: $430/mo ♦ aH utilities except gas. 2 bdrms.. 1 and SheHyHAPPY R.A. APPRECIATION TOMORROW ft SATURDAY •How to improve faculty ft minority relations 1/2 barn, dishwasher. A/C. Maximum of tour Part Time wait person needed immediately. DAY!! 7PMvs.RPI 'Positive ft negative situations a minority might people allowed. 724 S College #4 Call BG Country Club. Apply in person 923 Fairview You guys are the best. I couldn't do it without Little Kisha encounter at BGSU and morel 352 6553 for more info. 'Remember where you go . CROSS-CULTURAL PANEL DISCUSSION Ave. you. Effioency tor rent available now In celebration of RA Appreciation Day. I would There you are.' THURS. OCT. 26 AT 9:00PM 121 WEST Love Ya.Rae Ann Part-Time $9/hr.-Answer telephones. Fleiible thru May 1996. like to acknowledge the best RA staff on cam- Love. Big I HALL hours/local area. No experience necessary. Call 353-5800 pus - The Offenhauer Staff: USG ' USG ' USG • USG Stephanie Shininger Call 1-809-474-4290EX1.172. BGSU Mom, Dad, Grandma. Grandpa. Sister, Kevin DeMain WANTED 100 STUDENTS QTP is currently hiring motivated students to fill NEW Stuffed Bread sticks For Rent: Upstairs loft bedroom. Quiet neigh- and Brother Sweatshirts. Jamie Kirk Lose 10-30* lbs. Next 90 Days. New Metabol- business related positions lor the summer of at Campus PollyeyesI borhood. Close lo campus. Available Jan. 1. Collegiate Connection, 531 Ridge Joe Jung ism Breakthrough Guaranteed. Dr. Recom- 1996. Earn between $7,000-$10,000 while Stuff your breadsbcks wilh your 1996. Call 352-2909. 352-8333 DameyonGary mended. $34.95 mc/visa. 24 hr free into. building your resume and gaining valuable ex- favorite pizza items. Carrie Fetter 1-600-352-6446. perience. Positions are open throughout Ohio. $325 rull order ♦ $1.00 per item; $2.25 1/2 or- HOUSES ft APTS. FOR FALL 96 Emily Pfleghaar particularly in Toledo, Maumee, Perrysburg, der ♦ .80 per item. Wanted STAR WARS Office 316 E Merry Apt. 3 Inderjeet Singh Desperately seeking Star Wars toys. Action and Sylvsnla. Experience is helpful, but not DOES YOUR GROUP SPONSOR FUN- 353-0325 Ken Colander figures, and Ships' Cash Paidl No collection to necessary. For more information call DRAISERS?? II you are having trouble coming Also, well mail listing! Kelly Phckert One GREAT day Into (he Streets is coming. large or smalll Call loll Iree 1-600-281-5637. 1-6O0-3S6-5987. up with creative fundraising ideas, please RobHobek David. come to the Creative Fundraising Techniques' JenMingus TELEPHONE ORDER MUST FIND: Workshop on Wednesday, November 1, 1995 Ken Staubitz OPERATORS Female subleaser to move in A.S.A.P. or Dec. Pregnant? Free Pregnancy Test. at 7:00pm in the Alumni Room ol the University Shelley Janesz Day Shift 95. Very clean A quiet. Indigo Arms Apt. Own Confidential A Caring. WANTED Union. Dave Standford. Drector ol Major Gilts Mark Vontroba Hickory Farms is now hiring full and part-time parking space. Water ft sewage included. Rent 354-4673 BG. Pregnancy Center will be the guest speaker. For reservations, Michelle Browning seasonal Telephone Order Operators to take paid tor Dec. Close to campus. Call 352-6587 please contact the Office of Student Life at Kim Pride telephone and mail orders now through Jan- asklorMandy. HELPI WE'RE GRADUATING 372-2843 Thank you lor all of your hard work and dedica- Ron, Shane, Johnna, and Emily - uary. 1996. Positions open seven days per 2-3 Sublessors needed. Spring Semester. One bdrm. apt. available immediately for now tion. YOU ARE THE GREATEST!! Thank you tor all you do on week on the day shift. Flexible schedules. Ap- 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 bath, dishwasher, air- and Spring semester. All utilities and cable In* D.L the RA Selection Committee. plicants must have basic computer and typing Elite Repeat conditioning, large walk-in closet, quiet, eluded. $430 moCai 352-1520 It's all about you. skills. Excellent opportunity for anyone looking Last Thurs. Sale very clean apartment Free water and sew- Gerry lo supplement their income. Starting pay $5.50 Part-Time B.G. Restaurant Cleaner. OCI.26 10-6PM age. Call after 5pm or leave messsge. per hour, employee discount, pleasant working 3hrs7nighi. 3-4 nights/week. $6.50/hr. 25%ofl everything! 353-9222. 127 S Mam J.T.'a Carry Out environment, professional supervision, and Through training period. CaH between 5-7PM 405ThurstinAve. Roommates Needed. great co-workers. Apply at our Corporate of- at 419-475-7857. Ask lor Rick or send brief re- 100% Wool Sweaters SATISFY YOUR CRAVING FOR BREAD- 3 Bdrm. Farmhouse 20 min. from campus. fices for an immediate interview, Mon.-Fn. until aume to 5912 Riga St. Toledo. OH 43623. ENJOY A at $35 each STICKS II Sl2S/mo. Call (419)327-5542 leave message 5:00pm, or call (800)433-6005, ext 443 until SUMMER OF ENRICHMENT AND FUN'! Mirtens/Gloves at $5 each "RANCH DRESSING NOW AVAIt ABLE" 5:00pm for an appointment time. Hickory Room for rent. $165/mo. Available November 'A Summer In Mexico Program' CALL PAPA JOHNS NOW Subleaser need tor Spring '96 Desperately! Farms, 1505 Holland Rd., Maumee. OH, '95 until May '96. Call Tiffany at 353-2343. 4 weeks in Guadalajara and 1 in Mexico City 353-PAPA Non Smoker, great apt. in Village Green! 43S37,EOE. Wanted: One female subleaser for Spring 6 hrs. credit in two courses on Mexican culture. $i 50''mo * utilities Dec. rent paid In lull. Call Toledo Country Club is now hiring wait staff. II $165/month, gas. heat, ft stove, all utilities There is no substitute for positive experience Karaoke Sunday ft Wednesday 354-5009 after 4pm anyday I you're interested in working part-time or full- ncJ except electric. Call 352-8384 ask tor than to travel through culture relaties ol Ancient 80's Music ft Quarters Thursday Sig Kap' Debbie Webster' Sig Kap Will Pay Cash time days, evenings, or weekends. Please call Amy. and Modern Mexico. This Saturday 50s and 80's music The sisters of Sigma Kappa for your 8arpie doll collections. Chris 81419-382-3416. Wanted: One Female Subleaser For more into call Professor Andrade with Bonkers wish to congratulate Debbie Webster Call (419) 352-7041. 372-7119. At Checker's Pub on her spring lavaliering Large. Furnished Apartment Close to Campus. to Brian Perry of Alpha Sigma Phil $l65/month ♦ util. Avail. Immediately. - FOR SALE Call 352-2559 and ask tor Debi, Environmental T-shirts tor sale. Sig Kap' Debbie Webster * &g Kap Order them all week in the Math-Science HELP WANTED Building-Main Floor. 20% of all proceeds Lil Tracy Bonne tt 180 gal. fish tank w/ dual trickle filter and oak benefits environmental causes. Sigma Kappa' Sigma Kappa stand w/glass top and coral. Must sell1 Call Hours I0am-4pm Here we are - already day 4 By now you should know, it's you I adore) Congratulations to our $1750 weekly possible mailing our circulars. 353-1409. City of Akron Intramural Players ol the Week For into call 301-306-1207 Don't worry Lil Tracy - get psyched tor 1988 Chrysler Aries K-car. 125,000 mi. Asking Shawn Madliger tonight. On this game well shed some light —FREE TRIPS ft CASH'" $1500- will negotiate. Runs good1352-7180 or Mxheiie Robinson Police Officer Tonight is the night that you will see Find out how hundreds of students are already 3525244. Juslwhoitis that your Big will be! Kendall MacArthur earning FREE TRIPS and LOTS OF CASH Love. Big ? Erin McKay with America'e f 1 Spring Break company! 2 PHISH TICKETS October 28 $40. Call First Place in Cross-country I Sell only 15 trips and travel Iree1 Choose Can- 419-874-6576. $30,867.20 - $36,004.80 Sigma Kappa * Sigma Kappa Lil Dana, cun, Bahamas, Mazatlan. or Florida! CALL Apple 2-E with software. MAKE ME AN Week of Dec. 4,1995 Tonight's the night so don't be late NOWI TAKE A BREAK STUDENT TRAVEL OFFER. 354-1508. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS DIRECTORIES (600) 95-BREAK I Requires high school You'll find our our match was fate Attention Spring Breakers! Jamaica/Cancun are available in the Office of Student Life. Pick graduation or GED, age 21, I can't wait tor you to see A variety ol companies are seeking MIS CS $389, Bahamas $359. Florida $129. Sell trips, up your copy while supplies are available what a great big/lil pair we will Del students lor Spring 1996. We have many earn cash, ft go (reel 1-800-234-7007. valid driver's license. Love. Big?? excellent opportunities. Call 372-2451 or stop by 310 Student Services. Deadlines THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Environmental T-shirts tor Sale. will be gone soon 11 Lil Dawn. You have gotten lots of clues. To the eight wonderful women who make up Order (hem all week in the Math-Science Last day to apply: from you know who. the heart of MacWest - Susan. Melissa, Jaci. ACTIVITIESDIRECTOR-SUMMEROF 1996 Buikfing-Main Floor. 20% ol proceeds Tues., Oct. 31,1995 Soon you will see Sara. Shea. Michelle. Mikaa. and Mandi Yogi Bear's Jellystone Camp Resort is looking benefit environmental causes. who's your family Lots of love and appreciation. tor 2 creative, outgoing persons to coordinate Hours I0am-4pm Room 103 Municipal Building We love you Gerry and direct activities for a busy family camping 166 S. High St., Akron, OH Your Big? resort. We are located near Sea World in Aur- For sale ora, Ohio. Equal Opportunity Empbyer Lil Megan Young Have you figured me out? Couch and Loveseat (great shape) ■Experience preferred but not necessary. Male Don't worry, (here's no need to pout. The Ultimate Day or female. Recreation/Education majors en- $50 The fun starts at 9:15 on the dot. The Ultimate Time couraged to apply. Call 832-1039 You, disappointed? Defmalely Notll TDD (216)375-2119 The Ultimate Throw -Living facilities are available. The Ultimate Catch -Interviewing will be done at the Resort. The Ultimate Goal Send your resume lo: The Ultimate Sport Jellystone Camp Resort The Ultimate Philanthropy c/o Andrea Palay Schwartz 651lMarsolf222 TONITE May field Hts.. OH 44124 PLLIVtEY AT CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING - Earn up 10 •We've $ot RESTAURANT ® $2,000 -/ month working on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour companies. World Travel. Seasonal $fieat ft full-time employment available. No experience necessary. For more information cFoodl "BONE-CHILLING! call 1206-634-0466 ext.C55442 DiCAPRIO'S PORTRAIT IS 4f isii* NOTHING SHORT OF BRILLIANT!" CALL 353-TAC0 CERTIFIED ANGUS BEEF 55S-S2J26 "AMAZING! WET T-SHIRT CONTEST COULD BE DiCAPRIO'S SECOND Lime Glazed OSCAR'NOMINATION!" Chicken First Prize...01OO Twol >oneless chicken b reasts Second Prize...050 seaso tied with a lime ci antro Mt ltd glaze and charbroiled to lock in tin juicy goodness. S erved great with long grain & wild rice, grill :d vegetables and -oils. skills... Kaplan help, you locus ■ Ava lable after 4 p.m. d lily. UAO WEEKEND MOVIE your teat prap atudlaa and $6.79 your confldenct, ao you can Fridaf anJ Saturday pc. dinner for $4.9 9 gat a higher acora. October 27 L 28 III Olscamp i■ a 2 1-800-KAP-TEST 8pm, 10pm L Midnight I 726 E. Woost. it g*t ■ higher score Admission: $2.00 (Lo cated Behind 3P)

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